
About this episode
Consider this a "make good" for what we put you through to kick off Moon June™ last year... One of the most influential examples of practical effects. A film that redefined the werewolf subgenre. Also...a film that Byron has never seen.
Enjoy our commentary of John Landis's "An American Werewolf in London".
Lots of food chewing noises as well.
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